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Mutiny Bikes – Jeff Wescott 2017 Comb Line Promo

June 26, 2017

Mutiny Bikes just dropped a fresh promo video for the Jeff Wescott signature Comb Frame and Bars. This video is pretty short and sweet, but it’s loaded with some really solid clips that bring plenty of style and creativity to the table. After you watch the video, we have full specs and details on the Comb line below! Take a look!

Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Comb Frame

The 2017 Comb frame is made from 100% 4130 Sanko Chromoly tubing with a 74.9-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 9″ standover height and a 13.2″ (slammed) chainstay length. The frame features a 125mm tall, 420 Baked heat-treated, offset thickness, Integrated head tube, top and down tube gussets, an integrated seat post clamp with a horizontal cut for better clamping, a Mid bottom bracket, curved seat and chainstay bridges for 2.40″ tire clearance, removable brake mounts and 6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.

The 2017 Comb frame is available in 20.8″, 21.1″ and 21.3″ top tube lengths, translucent orange for the only color and a weight of 5 lbs. flat (20.8″) with a price tag of $330.00. This frame is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Mutiny Bikes worldwide now or direct from the Mutiny Bikes Webstore..

125mm tall, heat-treated, integrated head tube with an offset thickness to help support the welds of the top and down tube gussets.

Curved bridges for additional tire clearance and an integrated seat post clamp with a horizontal cut to improve clamping and reduce torque from the bolt.

Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Comb Bars

The Comb Bars are two-piece bars that are made from 100% heat-treated butted chromoly tubing with a 9.2″ rise, 30″ width, 13-degrees of backsweep and 3-degrees of upsweep. The Comb bars are available in black only with a weight of 30 oz. and a price tag of $70. You can pick these bars up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Mutiny Bikes worldwide now or direct from the Mutiny Bikes webstore.

What do you think of the Comb line? Let us know what you in think or if you have any questions in the comments below!

Sneak Peek: Mutiny Bikes – Post Matt Roe Frame

June 22, 2017

Mutiny Bikes giving us a sneak preview of their new Post Matt Roe Frame…

As some of you might have noticed over the past year or so, Matt Roe has taken a step out of the light of being a Pro rider to focus on other things like work and more. Matt still rides, he just chose to take steps to wind down his riding career to have more time for other aspects of his life. After that decision, Mutiny Bikes had discontinued Matt’s popular signature Conjurer frame. Due to the popularity of the frame, they have decided to release a similar frame with the same geometry, just a few other changes. Today, Mutiny gave us a look at the Post Matt Roe frame or the PMR frame that will be coming later this year. We don’t have full details yet, but we would assume that it will have a 74.5-degree head tube angle, 69-degree seat tube angle, 11.6″ bottom bracket height, 8.1″ standover height and an 13.25″ (slammed) chain stay length like the previous Conjurer frame. What we do know is that we are loving that translucent blue color!

We’ll keep you posted when we get full details closer to the release!

Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Mixtape: Brandon Hoerres and Austin Brunger

June 22, 2017

Whenever we see Brandon Hoerres‘ name pop up, we know that we’re in for something awesome. We don’t see Brandon’s name all too often, but when we found out he had footage in the 2017 Mixtape from Mutiny Bikes, we were sold on the fact that the video was going to kick ass (and it does). Here’s a look at Brandon’s section, along with Austin Brunger who also kicks a lot of ass with a flowy style in the bowls, grinds, nose balance and more. This section is too good to miss!

Filmed and edited by Josh Babu

Watch the full Mutiny Bikes 2017 Mixtape!

Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Mixtape: Devin Fredlund

June 22, 2017

Mutiny Bikes have uploaded all of the individual sections from their 2017 Mixtape online for your viewing pleasure. Below you can find Devin Fredlund‘s section that is packed full of riding from street spots, House Park, 9th Street Trails and more. Devin mixes things up with brakes and brakeless riding, cranked turndowns and grinds. This is is a real good watch. Check it!

Filmed and edited by Josh Babu

Watch the full Mutiny Bikes 2017 Mixtape!

Mutiny Bikes 2017 Mixtape

June 12, 2017

The Mutiny Bikes 2017 Mixtape is now online!

The new Mutiny Bikes 2017 Mixtape from has arrived and it doesn’t disappoint! This BMX video featuring Tony Cardona, Brandon Hoerres, Austin Brunger, Jeff Wescott, Dylan McCauley and Devin Fredlund getting down on street spots skateparks, trails and more is packed with some amazing riding! Not to take away from the whole video, but seeing fresh footage from Tony and Brandon is a serious treat. Regardless, if you hit play on a BMX video today… Make it this one! So good from start to finish!

Filmed and edited by Josh Babu

What did you think of the video? Let us know in the comments!

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Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Mixtape Teaser

June 7, 2017

There’s something awesome dropping on Friday! Mutiny Bikes will be dropping their new 2017 Mixtape featuring their team going to work. Below you can find the teaser video for the video that we are sure will get you excited for the video. We were fortunate enough to get a sneak preview of the full video and all we can say is it is damn good from start to finish and you will not be disappointed! So many crazy clips. Get ready!

“We are dropping our new mix tape this coming Friday(June, 9th). Featuring Tony Cardona, Brandon Hoerres, Austin Brunger, Jeff Wescott and Devin Fredlund. Filmed & Edited by Josh Babu.“

Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Death Grip Frame

June 6, 2017

Let’s check out the latest Dylan Lewis signature Death Grip frame…

Mutiny Bikes have just released the latest version of the Dylan Lewis signature Death Grip Frame with a fresh coat of paint for 2017. The Death Grip frame is made from 100% Sanko 4130 chromoly tubing with a 74.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.65″ bottom bracket height, 9.15″ standover height and a 13.7″ – 14.2″ chainstay length. The frame features a 125mm tall, heat-treated, offset thickness Integrated head tube, top and down tube gussets with the embossed Mutiny logo, a Mid bottom bracket, Integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal cut to give you better clamping with less torque, curved seat and chainstay bridges for 2.40″ tire clearance, removable brake mounts and 6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.

The 2017 Death Grip frame is available in 21″, 21.3″, 21.6″ and 21.8″ top tube lengths, weighs in at 5.2 lbs. (21.3″) colors of Translucent Black and Translucent Purple with a price tag of $329.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Mutiny Bikes worldwide.

That’s a clean looking frame that’s built to blast! You already know what it’s capable after watching Dylan absolutely crush transitions and trails with it.

125mm tall, heat-treated, offset thickness Integrated head tube with gussets on the top and down tubes for a strong front end.

Curved seat and chainstay bridges for 2.40″ tire clearance. The little Mutiny logo is a nice touch, too!

6mm thick dropouts with the integrated chain tensioners that everyone loves.

As we mentioned above, this frame is available now through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Mutiny Bikes worldwide starting now. If you’re digging it, give your local shop a shout and let them know you’re looking to get your hands on one today!

What do you think of the Death Grip frame? Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below!

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Grant Castelluzzo OFF Mutiny Bikes

March 31, 2017

Photo: @philbrahh

Here’s some news we didn’t see coming! It looks like Grant Castelluzzo has decided to part ways with Mutiny Bikes after 7 years leaving his signature Obscura frame behind. It sounds like it was a mutual agreement based off Grant’s comments on the news. We’re not sure if he has a new deal lined up or not, but Grant has been staying busy behind the scenes as a filmer and more for Profile Racing and Ride BMX, plus he’s still putting out a steady stream of footage. Grant informed us that he has a new video coming soon as well. Below you can find Grant’s words on the news.

“I want to thank Gaz and Mutiny bikes for all of their help, love, and support over the last 7 years but as of today I will no longer be riding for the brand. 7 years is a long time to ride for a brand especially in BMX and there are no hard feelings between myself and Mutiny in anyway. Sometimes people just end up going in different directions and you have to do what feels right. Nothing but love here.”

A huge thank you to everyone who bought or was ever interested in one of my signature products. You guys are the best #bmx
A post shared by Grant Castelluzzo (@grantcbmx) on Mar 31, 2017 at 8:25am PDT